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While the discussions on early elections that began following the March 31 local elections continue to remain on the agenda, public opinion research companies are also continuing their polling efforts.
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Most recently, Aksoy Research shared the results of its public opinion poll conducted in September.
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In a survey conducted with 1,537 people across all 81 provinces of Turkey, participants were asked, "If a parliamentary election were held this Sunday, which party would you vote for?"
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According to the survey results, it was observed that both the AKP and the CHP experienced a decline compared to the vote shares they received in the local elections.
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Aksoy Research shared its general election poll with the note: “The research was conducted in all 81 provinces of Turkey with a sample size of 1537, at a 95% confidence interval and a 2.5% margin of error. The distribution of the parties' vote shares is as follows.”
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Here are the parties' vote shares before the undecided voters are redistributed
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CHP: 29.1 percent
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AKP: 26.7 percent
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MHP: 8.5 percent
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I will not vote: 7.9 percent
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DEM Party: 7.8 percent
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Undecided: 4.7 percent
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İYİ Party: 3.8 percent
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New Welfare Party: 3.7 percent
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Other: 3.1 percent
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Victory Party: 3 percent
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Workers' Party of Turkey: 1.3 percent
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Saadet Party: 0.4 percent
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After the undecided voters were redistributed, the results were as follows:
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CHP: 32.6 percent
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AKP: 30.5 percent
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MHP: 9.9 percent
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DEM Party: 8.3 percent
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İYİ Party: 4.7 percent
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New Welfare Party: 4.3 percent
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Other: 4.1 percent
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Zafer Party: 3.5 percent
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Workers' Party of Turkey: 1.6 percent
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Saadet Party: 0.5 percent
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News Source : 12punto
